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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
6
John Tettleman plans to move to California next week and arrange his business affairs to enable departure. Local sources note his intent to leave for the coast after final preparations.
Local talk centers on a proposed average sewer system for Fenton next spring with council opposition voiced by one member. In unrelated notices, Kenofick Hospital treated Lin Nundertmark for an operation, and Port Dodge hospital saw Mrs. J. A. Birkland recovering from a surgery while others report a ranch gassing incident and a lawsuit over alienation of affection.
A man aged midlife collapsed after an apparent fall from a windmill top, suffering severe injuries including broken limbs a chest injury and a head wound. He died Wednesday at Jackson hospital leaving a wife and seven children. Baptist Bazaar at Ayrshire raises about 175 dollars. hall crowded and all items sold well. H A Ritchie denied new trial in land deed case. L S Wentz of Comfrey Minnesota sues. Kennedy assists in case as county attorney and state agent pursue further evidence in January term.
The Ringsted Dispatch reports the Iowa Farm Bureau will relocate its headquarters to Des Moines and Ames to better reach all areas of the state by mail telegraph and rail. The move aims to improve accessibility for members and streamline state communications.
The long letter from Filo Poarch, once printed in the Democrat, appeared last week in the Algona Upper Des Moines and the Bancroft Register. Poarch is well known at both publications and regions.
The Cummins-Esch bill aimed to boost rail earnings for track work and equipment, but workers say payouts favor companies. Since early fall labor has faced cuts, supervision remains stretched, depots trimmed, and service declined. Farmers and shippers shoulder higher rates amid stagnating improvements. Senators Cummins and Kenyon and congress urged to respond to public demand.
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